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States of Guernsey to axe IT provider

It means IT services will be provided by multiple suppliers, rather than just one.

Polling station sign hangs over a gateway. One of the two gates is open as two people have just finished walking through them. They are facing away from the camera - both are wearing rainproof jackets and hats.

Guernsey election 2025: What you need to know

It is the first chance for voters to decide who should make key decisions for Guernsey since 2020.

Vic Slade wearing a beige coat and stood in front of a glass house.

Solve island's housing shortages, candidates urged

Guernsey Housing Association says there are "good signs" candidates are taking the issue seriously.

A Brown Long-Eared bat, showing its long ears and furry chest. It is perched on a branch.

Island volunteers 'save 45 years of bat research'

More than 400 volunteers took part in the Bailiwick Bat Survey between 2021 and 2024.

Inside the Guernsey States Chamber. Paintings in frames and a crest are on the wall while microphones sit in front of seats lining the sides and throughout the room.

Guernsey election 2025: Candidate list

The States will have 38 seats up for grabs in the poll in June.

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Food waste sent to landfill after fault at plant

The problem has been fixed, but 90 tonnes of food waste is sent to landfill, says the States.

An aerial view of the Guernsey coastline. Showing houses and trees and beaches.

Limited changes to IDP follow public consultation

Two sites for affordable housing have been relocated.

A crowd of people standing around former UK prime minister Boris Johnson. Johnson is wearing a navy blue suit and navy blue tie with a poppy badge. Behind him is Will Walden, who is wearing a black suit and tie. There is also a TV camera operator.

Former Johnson adviser urges candidates to be bold

"Think short, sharp and pithy to get noticed," says former spin doctor Will Walden.

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Survey shows support for landlord and tenant rights

The results will help shape a government plan to change the laws protecting tenants and landlords.